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India spending Rs 2.43 crore defending nine active trade disputes at WTO

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India is currently contesting nine trade disputes at the World Trade Organization, spanning issues such as steel imports, sugar subsidies, ICT tariffs, and production-linked incentive schemes. The Indian government has spent approximately Rs 2.43 crore on legal services to fight these cases. Countries challenging India include major economies such as Japan, China, the European Union, Brazil, and Australia. China is among the most active challengers, disputing India's PLI schemes and technology-related trade measures.

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